The Student Leadership Institute is an intensive, interactive, and stimulating learning program.  It is a seven day program designed for newly elected HBCU student leaders (Student Government, Class Officers, Greek Councils, Student Ambassadors, Programming Boards, Kings and Queens) who are committed to uplifting their organizations and their university.

The primary goal of the Institute is to prepare participants to develop resourceful solutions to problems they are likely to encounter as student leaders on their respective campuses.  Through the Institute, participants will be able to:

• Understand the mission and need for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
• Understand the role of student leaders on campuses.
• Develop an appreciation for planning and organization in the development of students.
• Serve as catalysts on their respective campuses for empowerment and change.
• Develop skills necessary to work with other student organizations, faculty, administration, and fellow students to establish cooperation and positive attitudes as the foundation for success.
• Encompass a solid understanding of leadership development, its principles and service in the Black community as related to the world and nation’s uplift and progress.
• Develop a relationship with campus administration to cause collaborative solutions.
• Experience collaborative learning and enjoyment while developing invaluable skills.

The Student Leadership Institute will accomplish these goals and objectives through case studies, role play, small group discussions and short lectures. The educational and learning opportunities are received when all participants are active and involved throughout the process.

What Will I Learn While Attending the Institute?